Sentence examples for a valuable television from inspiring English sources

The panel essentially upheld the cosmetics heir's claim that the government wrongly allowed his Czech partner, Vladimir Zelezny, to grab a valuable television broadcast license.

Moreover, Jeter plays to a more valuable television audience.

"But the N.F.L. is just a really, really valuable television package".

She attracted a widespread cult following as Mrs. Peel, and, unlike some stage performers, she considered her TV work to be valuable: "Television has taught me an economy of style I didn't have before.

Our job is to offer television service, valuable television service to our customers and offer it in a way that they can afford it.

Political strategists complain that obsession with the American electoral limbo is so great that coverage of the American impasse is eating up valuable television news time, pushing coverage of the Canadian election to a secondary plane.

Though it still owns valuable television stations, Paxson is apparently not all that desirable an acquisition, Mr. Rickles said, because the anticipated loosening, by the F.C.C. of station-ownership restrictions was undone by Congress.

Still, all the nominated musicals will get valuable television time on the awards show.

He was cornering immensely valuable television, movie and tourist knickknack rights.

Some were still holding out hope that the season, and valuable television programming, would not be totally lost.

His regional TV years gave him valuable television "flying time, honing his talent in front of the camera", the editor says.